Science
Science is how we learn about the world around us. Scientific discovery is based on curiosity, which young children have so much of! Their desire to explore and their constant questions about the world make them natural scientists.
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Name and describe the animal you are looking for in the game. Where do you think it lives? What do you think it eats?
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Play Which One Doesn?t Belong! Put together a group of four household objects such as a spoon, plate, cup, and shampoo bottle, and ask you child which one doesn?t belong and why.
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With your child, take a walk around the neighborhood and look at all the different kinds of plants. Do you see a tree, flowers, or a bush? Talk about what plants need to grow.
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Create your own archeological dig! Carefully dig for rocks in the park or in your backyard. Then dust them off and observe them. How are they similar? How are they different?
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Do your own sink or float investigation at bath time with bottles of shampoo, toys, and soap. Make a hypothesis about whether you think each item will sink or float, then try it out!
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Talk together about the animal you?re cleaning. What do you think it eats? Where do you think it lives? What sound do you think it makes?
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Teach your child about animals! Talk about animals that live in different habitats. What kind of animals live in the jungle? The ocean? The arctic? Talk about what they eat, how they sleep and how they get clean!
